Question 1:
//C#
string varAsString = Request.QueryString["id];
int ID;
if(varAsString != null)
{
ID = int.Parse(varAsString);
}
'VB.NET
Dim varAsString as String = Request.QueryString("id")
Dim ID as Integer
If Not (varAsString Is Nothing) Then
ID = Int32.Parse(varAsString)
End If
Question 2:
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Out of the box, the SiteMapPath works against .sitemap. You can customize
the way it works through a custom provider (and thereby use a database
instead, for example), but you cannot do allof the dynamic lookups you will
need on the default provider. Worst case is inheriting from SiteMapPath and
creating your own custom control.
Question 3:
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HttpContext.Current to get the current context:
http://odetocode.com/Articles/112.aspx
You can then use the instance methods, as described in the MSDN
documentation. Not sure if I am answering the question, as I am not sure
precisely what you are doing with it (did not have time to read the URL you
posted, apologies), but it should point you in the correct direction.
--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
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"James Page" <Ja*******@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:D3**********************************@microsof t.com...
I’m trying to create a dynamic asp.net 2.0 siteMapPath control (using
VB.net).
Using the xml sitemap I’ve got these three pages:
productGroup.aspx
productListing.aspx
productDetail.aspx
Each page receives a query string i.e. productGroup.aspx?id=9
The page then renders with the appropriate details which have been
accessed
from an SQL 2005 database.
The siteMapPath looks like this:
Home / Product Group / Product Listing / Product Detail
What I’d like to do is to dynamically change the SiteMapPath, depending on
the product selected. It should then look something like:
Home / Widgets / Large Widgets / Widget No16
I’ve read the following article:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178425.aspx which has given me
some ideas - but its raised far more questions!
My questions are:
1. How do I capture the query string i.e. the number ”9” of ?id=9 and pass
it into a
variable?
2. How can I programmatically change the siteMapPath name property to show
something more meaningful i.e. instead of ‘Product Group’ show ‘Widgets’?
3. How do you use the HttpContext object as referenced in the MSDN
Article?
Hope someone out there can help
Thanks
